Impact & Transparency
Where every dollar goes.
Trust is earned in the details. Here's exactly how the Shiloh Legacy of Hope Foundation stewards the gifts entrusted to us — and what those gifts have made possible.
Stewardship
Our board serves without compensation.
No officer or board member draws a salary from the Foundation. Gifts are handled by volunteers, and a detailed allocation of funds — along with our IRS determination letter — is available to any donor on request.
Program services
Missions, local ministries, and community outreach
Administration
Operations, compliance, and insurance
Fundraising
Materials, events, and donor stewardship
By the numbers
Measurable outcomes, not marketing.
- 3
- Nations served
- 400+
- Packs of supplies distributed
- 100%
- Volunteer-led board
- 0
- Paid executive salaries
Accountability
Four commitments we keep.
Every gift is stewarded
A six-member board of officers reviews and approves all disbursements. No single individual controls foundation funds.
Field-verified outcomes
We travel to the communities we serve. Photos, video, and reports come directly from the field — not stock imagery.
Local partnerships
We work through trusted on-the-ground partners so relationships — and results — outlast any single trip.
Independent governance
The Foundation is separate and independent from Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, with its own 501(c)(3) status and board.
Public documents
Open books.
As a 501(c)(3) organization, our filings are a matter of public record. Any documents you need — annual reports, IRS Form 990s, determination letter, or governance policies — are available upon request.
- IRS Determination LetterAvailable upon request
- Annual ReportAvailable upon request
- Form 990 (most recent)Available upon request
- Board Governance PolicyAvailable upon request
